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Smart Grid: by Mahesh Reddy. J

The smart grid aims to address issues with the existing power grid such as power outages, inefficient peak load management, and limited support for renewable energy and distributed generation. It uses digital communications and automation to detect and react to local changes in usage. The smart grid is expected to provide higher quality, more reliable power; accommodate more renewable energy; enable new technologies; and reduce costs for utilities and consumers. It will accomplish this through functions like self-healing, motivating consumer participation, and accommodating all generation options. Key technologies include integrated communications, sensing, advanced components, and control methods. Applications involve automatic metering, real-time pricing, demand response, vehicle integration, and distribution automation. Overall, the smart grid promises

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Smart Grid: by Mahesh Reddy. J

The smart grid aims to address issues with the existing power grid such as power outages, inefficient peak load management, and limited support for renewable energy and distributed generation. It uses digital communications and automation to detect and react to local changes in usage. The smart grid is expected to provide higher quality, more reliable power; accommodate more renewable energy; enable new technologies; and reduce costs for utilities and consumers. It will accomplish this through functions like self-healing, motivating consumer participation, and accommodating all generation options. Key technologies include integrated communications, sensing, advanced components, and control methods. Applications involve automatic metering, real-time pricing, demand response, vehicle integration, and distribution automation. Overall, the smart grid promises

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Smart Grid

By
Mahesh Reddy. J
What is Smart Grid?
Issues with the Existing Grid

• Power outages and power quality disruptions cost more than $150
billion annually.4,5

• The grid is inefficient at managing peak load.

• The grid does not support robust information flow.

• Very high levels of renewable energy pose challenges for the grid.

• The grid has limited support for distributed generation.

• The grid would be strained by high PHEV deployments.


Why should we implement ???

• Gives the utility actionable information

• Gives the consumer actionable information

• Automates and decentralizes decisions

• Supports and enhances new technologies


Overview of Smart Grid
How we implement ???
Functions of Smart Grid
• Be able to heal itself
• Motivate consumers to actively participate in operations of the grid
• Resist attack
• Provide higher quality power that will save money wasted from
outages
• Accommodate all generation and storage options
• Enable electricity markets to flourish
• Run more efficiently
• Enable higher penetration of intermittent power generation
sources
Working of Smart Grid
Key Technologies

• Integrated Communications

• Sensing and Measurement

• Advanced Components

• Advanced Control Methods

• Improved Interfaces and Decision Support


Applications

• Automatic Meter Reading / Advanced Metering Infrastructure


(AMR / AMI)

• Real-Time Pricing (RTP)

• Demand Response (DR)

• Smart Charging / Vehicle to Grid (V2G)

• Distribution Automation

• Distributed Generation Integration


Benefits
• Improved reliability

• Higher asset utilization

• Better integration of plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) and renewable energy

• Reduced operating costs for utilities

• Reduced expenditures on electricity by households and businesses

• Increased efficiency and conservation

• Support for new components and applications

• Lower greenhouse gas (GHG) and other emissions


Its Time For

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